The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


night at Innisfail hall.
Juror Billings, in the Coffman case,
Was discharged yesterday on account of
sickness.
-NIessrs. r. \. and John X. Speed
have become surelies for deputy wharf,
master Carrs appearance when wanted.
IA The Court square iron fence will be
sold Tuesday noon next, by Capt James
il Lee, jr., at auction, 10 the highest bidder.
Bishop J. C. Cranberry will preach at
d the First Methodist church, corner Second
"A and Poplar streets, at II o'clock am. TO-
\ day.
y Two hundred men from whom to Sc
lect two jurors to try W. 2. Coflman, in
Ill dicted for murder, have been ordered for
Monday morning.
r. l.. Shipp, the young man accused
Of accepting or expecting bride for serv-
ice in the Cohman case, has been released
h from jail on his own recognizance.
-Messrs. John Donnelly, j. Barry, Z.
j. Kelly and J. \. McArycr have become
\ sureties for Wharimastcr Kallahor on the
twenty-five additional indictments.
III The Young Mems Hebrew association
\ will hold an important meeting this after
r
Itendancc of the members is desired.
Friend Macdonald" new work by
NIax O'Rell; pickings from Puck and
Judge; dailies from all the large cities,
are few of the attractions ut Mansforrs
The Memphis conference of the
Southern Methodist church begins IFS an
/ snual session at Brownsville, Tenn, WCdnos-
day, November l6. Bishop j. {. Gran
! berry will preside.
+ President MADDEN took his first out
door jaunt yesterday afternoon, but was 50
closely ROBBED and yelled that his identity
mas only discovered by accident. His
Nife accompanied him.
The Irish National league will hold
Its regular weekly meeting on Tuesday
evening, in county courtroom OF court
house, owing to Knights Of Innisiai hall
being engaged for IT. Peters bazar.
j. Colquitt and Miss Matte johnson,
John J. Smith and Miss Lizzie Cotton,
Weslic johnson and Miss Becky TAYLOR,
Calvin Edwards and Martha Jones were
the couples who yesterday took out H.
censes TO wed.
John A. Powell has been appointed
and qualified yesterday, as deputy cor0
ner, In place OF John j. Barry, resigned.
lie can bc found at the police station
house during the day and reached by tclo
phone ll2S at night.
The ease Of Whiiclaw vs.. the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, for S25, 600 dam
ages, will be- resumed Monday morning
After It's 90 nplction no more eases will b,
heard this term. The new term begins ;
week from tomorrow.
The regular monthly meeting OF ,h,
WOmcn's Christian association will b,
held at their rooms, No. BOG Second street
tomorrow Monday, the 18th instant, ut II
O'Clock a. m. All the members an,
urgently requested 10 be present
Daniel llcadway, John Jones, Fmnci
Bartell X. &. smith, g. A. Edwards an,
Frank Smith were fined so each ~
Judge DuBosc yes;crdy iOr failing Il
answer summons to stand Tor iur.
service. At this rate the court will yer.
soon get rich.
In his discourse at the Linden Stree
| Christian church this evening the Rev. j
Il. Brincy will review the gomd coycrc'
by Mr.. lngrnoll in his recent letter 10 III
Rev. Mr.. Field. The public are corlial
invited to be present, especially those VIII
think that Mr. ingrrSoll presented scriOu
and difficult objections To christianity.
Last night about : o'clock, ~ sire,
ear No. -, driven 10y Vim. Hall, on III
Main street line, was passing over ih
Kansas City 4 Birmingham railroad track
at Georgia and Kansas avenues, swiic
engine passing east on the track struck ia
team, killing one 81 the mules instantly
and slightly iniuring the other and I'll
driver The responsibility OF the gru'
carlcssness has not been vet fixed.
David Nav ". Annie I0cgcr, jud,
mcni Tor the plaintiff; Gcorgr Baymllc
agent, W. Callahan 4 Hodge. judgnci
Tor the defendant: A. Watkins ". j.
Iaiura, Judgment inr the plaintiff; j.
Greenfield W. Henry TOhridgc, judgmcI
for the plaintiff; Henry Truhridgc ". J.
Greenfield Judgment for the dcicndan
Mintcr Parker " !. r. Walker, judgnicl
for the defendant, were the ciuuit con
decisions yesterday
A letter was received Yesterday by u
pastor II the First Methodist church iro
Mis- Clara Dunwurth, 1i ondon, Englan
inuuiring oi the whereabouts OF u
brother. Edward Albert Green, who, Win
last heard from, was residing in this cit
ANY information that will lead Ia Green
discovery will bc thankfully received
Chief Of Police Davis, who viii, ON rcri
II the desired news, communicate vi
the missing mans sister ut one.
An accident bcfcll Capt William Gu
ningham about o'clock Yesterday mni
ing which will give him a great deal
pain and annoyance for some time, ~
may result fatally lie was driving f.,
home 10 his place Of business on E"i
street IN his buggy. When near the g,
ncr Of Union aud fernando streets
horse took fright and ran away, ihruNl
MIR. Cunningham to the ground With ~
forre as To break two Of his ribs q
laccn,c two Of his fingers Chief
Police Davis happened along soon after
accident occurred, and had tie uiil"iiul'